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Hath set at naught (athetēsas). First aorist active participle of atheteō, late compound, very common in lxx, from alpha privative and tithēmi, to render null and void, to set aside, only here in Hebrews (see Mar 7:9), but note athetēsis (Heb 7:18; Heb 9:26).
Without mercy (chōris oiktirmōn). See 2Co 1:3. This was the law (Deu 17:6) for apostates.
On the word of two or three (epi dusin ē trisin). “On the basis of two or three.” For this use of epi with the locative see Heb 9:17.